Sentence examples for costs of controls from inspiring English sources
The magnitude of the emission reductions corresponds with specific control technologies for the power sector and an approximation of technologically and financially plausible emission reductions in other sectors, although the logistical feasibility and costs of controls clearly vary across sectors.
Regardless of registered Indian status, diabetes was associated with excess health care utilization and twice the overall health care costs of controls, an estimate similar to previous studies [ 16, 38].
Applying our cost-of-control framework provides a parsimonious explanation for how this might arise.
But the costs of controlling a Continental chessboard are huge.
"Sclerotinia alone costs U.S. farmers on the order of $1 billion annually, including costs of controlling the fungus and crop losses.
Benefits and danmages imposed by animal populations, as well as the costs of control measures are incorporated.
I conclude that the costs of control structures may influence regulatory architecture.
The Dutch government estimates the direct costs of controlling the disease and compensating farmers will come to euro220m ($240m).
A recent article in Bioscience put the damage done by new species, plus the costs of control, at $136 billion a year.
In 1983, he left government for the Kennedy School, at Harvard, turning his memos into a Ph.D. thesis and then his first book, "Marijuana: Costs of Abuse, Costs of Control".
